What does scram mean?

v. To go away quickly, often because you're scared or in trouble.; To move using your hands and feet, especially when it's hard to do.

scram - Meaning, Definition & Examples

verb

R

To go away quickly, often because you're scared or in trouble.

When the teacher entered, the students scrammed from the classroom.

R

To move using your hands and feet, especially when it's hard to do.

She had to scramble to climb the steep hill.

To go away quickly, often because you're scared or in trouble.; To move using your hands and feet, especially when it's hard to do.

3rd Present scrams

Past scrammed

Perfect scrammed

Progressive scramming